Note 6-6 — Footnotes.
Joseph Dunn translation
LL. fo. 104b. Then turned the Brown of Cualnge on the women and youths and children of the land of Cualnge, and 6with the greatness of his fury and rage6 he effected a great slaughter 7amongst them.7 He turned his back to the hill then and his heart broke in his breast, even as a nut breaks, 8and he belched out his heart like a black stone of dark blood.8 9He went then and died between Ulster and Ui Echach at Druim Tairb. Druim Tairb ('Bull's Back') is the name of that place.9